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Association between umbilical blood gas parameters and neonatal morbidity and death in neonates with pathologic fetal acidemia by Andres, R.L., Saade, G., Gilstrap, L.C., Wilkins, I., Witlin, A., Zlatnik, F., Hankins, G.V.

“…Objective: Our purpose was to correlate umbilical artery blood gas parameters with neonatal death and indicators of morbidity in neonates with pathologic fetal…”
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Urinary tract infections during pregnancy by Gilstrap, 3rd, L C, Ramin, S M

“…Urinary tract infections are relatively common in pregnancy and may result in significant morbidity for the pregnant woman and fetus. The authors recommend…”
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Clinical Chorioamnionitis and the Prognosis for Very Low Birth Weight Infants by Alexander, James M, Gilstrap, Larry C, Cox, Susan M, McIntire, Donald M, Leveno, Kenneth J

“…Objective: To determine the effects of clinical chorioamnionitis on neonatal morbidity and mortality in very low birth weight infants. Methods: This was an…”
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Pathologic fetal acidemia by Goldaber, K G, Gilstrap, 3rd, L C, Leveno, K J, Dax, J S, McIntire, D D

“…There is no clearly established umbilical artery pH cutoff to be used for defining pathologic fetal acidemia (ie, the threshold associated with major neonatal…”
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Diagnosis of birth asphyxia on the basis of fetal pH, Apgar score, and newborn cerebral dysfunction by Gilstrap, 3rd, L C, Leveno, K J, Burris, J, Williams, M L, Little, B B

“…Imprecise diagnosis of birth asphyxia coupled with uncertainties about causal factors for neurologic abnormalities in the newborn have greatly fueled the…”
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Ampicillin for neonatal group B streptococcal prophylaxis: How rapidly can bactericidal concentrations be achieved? by Bloom, Steven L., Cox, Susan M., Bawdon, Roger E., Gilstrap, Larry C.

“…OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to determine how rapidly bactericidal concentrations of ampicillin against group B streptococci are achieved in amniotic fluid and…”
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Infection and cerebral palsy by Gilstrap, Larry C., Ramin, Susan M.

“…Recent data suggest a possible association of infection and cerebral palsy. The objective of this article is to examine the relationship between intrauterine…”
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Outcome of twin gestations with a single anomalous fetus by Alexander, James M., Ramus, Ronald, Cox, Susan M., Gilstrap, Larry C.

“…OBJECTIVE: Our goal was to determine whether the presence of one anomalous fetus in a twin gestation affects pregnancy outcome when compared with twin…”
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The maternal-fetal transfer of lamivudine in the ex vivo human placenta by Bloom, Steven L., Dias, Keryn M., Bawdon, Roger E., Gilstrap, Larry C.

“…OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to measure the transfer of lamivudine ([-]-2′-deoxy-3′-thiacytidine] across the human placenta both alone and in the presence of…”
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Antibiotic use in pregnancy by Dashe, J S, Gilstrap, 3rd, L C

“…With a few notable exceptions, most antibiotics can be used with relative safety during pregnancy. Moreover, none of the antibiotics to date has been shown to…”
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Cocaine abuse during pregnancy: maternal and fetal implications by Little, B B, Snell, L M, Klein, V R, Gilstrap, 3rd, L C

“…Cocaine abuse during pregnancy has been reported to be associated with a variety of fetal complications and with preterm labor. In this cohort study, pregnancy…”
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In vitro quantification of dexamethasone-induced surfactant protein B expression in human lung cells by Vidaeff, A C, Ramin, S M, Gilstrap, 3rd, L C, Alcorn, J L

“…To determine whether the effect of a single 48-h exposure to dexamethasone in human lung cells is limited to 7-8 days. We used the NCI-H441 cell line, in which…”
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Prediction of the severity of meconium aspiration syndrome by Hernández, C, Little, B B, Dax, J S, Gilstrap, 3rd, L C, Rosenfeld, C R

“…Meconium aspiration syndrome is associated with increased neonatal morbidity and mortality. We sought to determine whether the need for neonatal mechanical…”
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Methamphetamine abuse during pregnancy: outcome and fetal effects by Little, B B, Snell, L M, Gilstrap, 3rd, L C

“…Methamphetamines are a popular class of recreational drugs sometimes abused by women of childbearing age. The effects of methamphetamine abuse on pregnancy…”
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The relationship of infection to method of delivery in twin pregnancy by Alexander, James M., Gilstrap, Larry C., Cox, Susan M., Ramin, Susan M.

“…Objective: Our purpose was to determine whether manipulation of the second twin increases the risk of postpartum infection. Study Design: Medical records of…”
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Postpartum hemorrhage by Gilstrap, 3rd, L C, Ramin, S M

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Markers of acute and chronic asphyxia in infants with meconium-stained amniotic fluid by Richey, Sherrie D., Ramin, Susan M., Bawdon, Roger E., Roberts, Scott W., Dax, Jody, Roberts, Jodie, Gilstrap, Larry C.

“…OBJECTIVE: Cord blood pH, lactate, hypoxanthine, and erythropoietin levels has all been used as markers of either acute or chronic asphyxia. We sought to…”
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Stress hormones and acid-base status of human fetuses at delivery by Ramin, S M, Porter, J C, Gilstrap, 3rd, L C, Rosenfeld, C R

“…The relationship of plasma concentrations of arginine vasopressin (AVP), ACTH, cortisol, and PRL in the human fetus to mode of delivery and acid-base status…”
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Expectant management of preterm ruptured membranes: effects of antimicrobial therapy by Christmas, J T, Cox, S M, Andrews, W, Dax, J, Leveno, K J, Gilstrap, L C

“…To determine whether the addition of broad-spectrum antimicrobial therapy to traditional expectant management improves pregnancy outcome in patients with…”
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Intrapartum treatment of acute chorioamnionitis: impact on neonatal sepsis by Gilstrap, 3rd, L C, Leveno, K J, Cox, S M, Burris, J S, Mashburn, M, Rosenfeld, C R

“…In a study of 312 women with acute chorioamnionitis, 152 women received antibiotics before delivery, 90 received antibiotics after cord clamping, and 70 did…”
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